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DSoH #162 guestmix by Delmar Browne


Playlist DEEPER SHADES OF HOUSE #162

first hour
artist - title - label
The Invisible Session - Till The End (Panoptikum Rmx) - Schema
Bangana - Skrik - Heya Hifi
From P-60 - Slow Movements in the night - NiteGrooves
Shur-I-Kan - Fantasy (Trackheadz Rmx) - Freerange
Chris Brann - Keep it deep (Wamdue Back ‘N’ Da Daze Mix) - Kid Recordings
J-Man & Yenza Ft C King - Smile (John Kumahara Rmx) - UK Basic Records
Rocco - Roots 4 Acid - Buzzin’ Fly
DJ Genesis - Creatures of the Deep (Key to Life EP) - Women on Wax
Kerri Chandler ft. M.Bingham - In the Morning (Lost Dub) - Bigga Sounds


second hour
guestmix "The Global Remix" by Delmar Browne (delmarbrowne.com, New York)

artist - title - label
John Kumahara Feat. Martino  - Paradise in the Sahara  - IWANAI MUSIC
EAST WEST CONNECTION  - EAST WEST (East West Strip Down) - Chilli Funk Records
ANITA BAKER  - You're My Everything (DJ Spinna Remix)  - White Label
Audiomontage  - The Darkness  - Freerange Records
ABICAH SOUL PROJECT  - Bila  - Waako Records
MANOO  - PLEASE  - DEEPLY ROOTED HOUSE
MARATHON MEN  - " IN PARADISE " (TWITCHED UP MIX)   - JE NE SAIS QUO RECORDINGS
JILL SCOTT  - 'THE INTERLUDE' (Remixed by Bush)  - White Label  
LOLEATTA HOLLOWAY  - DREAMIN' (Jazz 'N Groove Club Mix)  - Salsoul Records
Angie Stone  - I Wasn't Kidding (Shelter Vocal)  - underground access
JASPER STREET COMPANY  - 'ANOTHER DAY' (DIM'S RE-EDIT)  - SUSU RECORDS
NATHAN HAINES featuring SHELLEY NELSON - BELIEVE (Kenny Dope Remix) - Chilli Funk Records
Julien Jabre  - Swimming Places (Sebastian Ingrosso Re- Edit)  - Defected Records
All tracks in this mix have been edited by Delmar Browne!

 

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